This Work Shirt refashion has been updated!  Since I’ve lots a bit of weight I’ve sized it down!!

 
Here’s the original post:

Work Shirt Maxi Dress

My kiddo worked at a car dealership a while back.  He left that job for greener pastures, but his stack of work shirts have been in my car trunk for more than 6 months.

Before

It took 5 shirts to make this maxi dress.  Four for the skirt and 1 for the bodice.

Cut off sleeves and collar

I liked the industrial look of this shirt but the collar and sleeves made it too hot.  I cut them off and surged the edges.  You could also use a zigzag stitch.

frayed neckline and sleeves

Sewing the edges will keep a slightly frayed look but will keep them from actually fraying.

Cut here to make the skirt

I removed the arms and top from the shirt  so that i'd have large flat pieces of fabric.  It took 4 of these sections to make the skirt.

Maxi skirt

I could have used 2 skirt sections for a shorter dress.

I love this dress so much!

I love this dress so much!  It reminds me of my son plus it's fun and easy to wear!

Work Shirt Refashion

As an added bonus - if you live in NJ the car dealership on this shirt was in the news recently.  A flash flood washed 16 cars into a local river.  Here's the video!


Here's a link to the news story.



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